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2023-08-14
The amazing people, culture and nature of the island of Maui and town of Lahaina, alongside the rest of Hawaii have long been the inspiration for our little restaurant in Toronto, Canada. We have countless memories of kindness and beauty that the people of this paradise have extended and shared with us during the time we have spent there. So continually gracious are our Hawaiian hosts, that it’s easy to overlook the challenges that undoubtedly come with calling a global tourist attraction like Maui home. The impact and sacrifices that come with having to share their homes and communities with outsiders and tourists on a daily basis at the scale at which Hawaiians do, is something we are certain we underestimate. Right now, we all need to forget about Maui the tourist attraction, and share and commit our resources to help the people of Maui rebuild their lives, homes and communities. Please join us in supporting these efforts by donating to the Maui Strong Fund. Mahalo. 🙏🏽🌺
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Repost from Have questions about the Maui Strong Fund? Go to our newly launched FAQ. Swipe through to get answers to some of the most frequent questions we are receiving. Share this with people who need to know. Visit hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/maui-strong-fund-faq to see the list in full. Mahalo for the outpouring of support and generosity!
2023-06-26
a steady diet of everything 🌈🍍🍽🌴📸
2023-06-18
pineapple express 🍍🍍🍍
2023-06-14
here for all your pacific dietary requirements 🌈🍍🌺🌴
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2023-05-30
Tropic like it’s hot and host your dinner or brunch party for groups as small as 8 to as large as 150 at Miss Things! 🌈🍍🌴📸
2023-03-22
gluten free mochi fried chicken, short rib loco moco and pineapple fried rice to keep our gluten free guests smiling 😍🍍🌴
2023-03-22
Acceptable in the 80’s🍍💙💦 🙏🏽📸
2023-03-22
orchid you not, these drinks are pretty pretty good 🌸🌴📸
2023-03-22
c’mon baby do the loco moco!🌈🌺🌴📸
Address
1279 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON
M6K1L6
To get to Queen Street West in Toronto, take the subway to Osgoode Station and walk west along Queen Street. Alternatively, take the 501 streetcar westbound along Queen Street. If driving, there are public parking lots located on Richmond Street West just north of Queen Street or on Peter Street just south of Queen Street.
Opening Hours
| Tuesday |
5pm - 11:59pm |
| Wednesday |
5pm - 12am |
| Thursday |
5pm - 2am |
| Friday |
5pm - 2am |
| Saturday |
5pm - 2am |
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Miss Thing's is a tropical paradise located in the heart of Queen Street West, Toronto. This Hawaiian restaurant and cocktail bar offers a unique dining experience that combines contemporary and classic Hawaiian and Asian dishes with a playful tropical cocktail list. The interior, designed by Solid Design Build, takes subtle cues from Hawaiian and American tiki culture, creating a retro mid-century hotel lobby bar atmosphere with a fresh and modern perspective.
The Coconut Room at Miss Thing's is the perfect venue for public or private events for up to 275 guests. With a Class A sound system and full inventory of audio visual equipment, it's an ideal space to host corporate and special events, live music and arts performances, birthday parties, wild celebrations and all around good times.
Whether you're looking for a fun night out with friends or planning a special event, Miss Thing's has got you covered. With its delicious food, creative cocktails, and lively atmosphere, it's no wonder why this place is so popular among locals and tourists alike. Come visit Miss Thing's today and experience the best of Hawaiian cuisine in Toronto!
